This tool translates HTTP requests from a curl command-line invocation or raw HTTP request into Python or JavaScript code.
You can generate curl commands from several tools:
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Burp Suite: Right-click on a request and select "Copy as curl command".
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Charles: Right-click on a request and select "Copy cURL Request".
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Safari Web Inspector: Right-click on a resource in the Network or Resources tab and select "Copy as cURL".
Thee tool is not complete; it doesn’t know about some basic things right now (such as cookies) or less common curl options such as --proxy-header. Contributions are welcome.
See also Matt Holt's curl-to-Go, if that fits your use case better.
npm install && npm run build
Build results will be put in /dist. You can also run a development webserver with npm run-script start:dev.
This project is written in React. Please keep in mind this was an exercise in learning React, so the code may not be the best.
Frontends (in lib/frontends) parse the input and populate a Request object (in lib/http-request.js).
Transforms (in lib/transforms) perform some modification to the Request object, such as breaking up application/x-www-form-urlencoded content.
Backends (in lib/backends) consume the Request and generate the output.